Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-04


the Bar. The Court in bank then ad
journed out of respect for Chief Justice
Morrisons memory.
The Weather.
The reports received at the railroad Office
at Am. yesterday showed that there haG
not been any stormy weather on the hill OIL
up north during the previous a hours
Rain had fallen at nearly all stations on
the California Pacific, also, between this
CITY and Blue Canyon ON the Central Pa,
cific and as far up as Delta on the Califor-
MIA and Oregon, but the largest amount OF
precipitation was about three-fourths of an
inch, and that was only at three places
Delta, Chico and Nord. Yesterday and last
night considerable rain fell, but there was
no severe storm reported. In this city,
about noon yesterday, one of the heaviest
showers of the season fell, accompanied for
brief period by hail There We're several
"spring showers > during the day. The
Signal Service reports show the rainfall
here Yesterday to have been SO of an inch,
making 1872 inches for this season, as
against % 80 inches to an equal date last
season The barometer was falling up to
noon, since which time it has been rising.
The highest and lowest temperature yester-
day was 600 and 500, with fresh southerly
winds and weather showery.
SUMNER CoRPs' PARTY.-The social and
literary entertainment and dance given at
Changers Hall last evening by the ladies of
Sumner Relief Corps No. II, was great
success every way. The attendance was
very large, thoroughly testing the capacity
of the hail. and the entertainment gave
complete satisfaction, if the frequent and
enthusiastic applause may be taken as an
indication. The programme was as follows
Piano solo, Miss Siddons; address, Colonel
Lowell vocal solo, Mrs. Katzenstein; read.
ing, Miss Warehouse; vocal solo, Mr..
Elliott: violin solo, Mr.. Ball; vocal duet,
DIR. Milliken and Mr.. Elliott. At the con-
clusion of the programme the patrons OF
the entertainment were invited to partake
of refreshments in the upper hall, or to
engage in dancing. The ladies treated
their guests in the most hospitable man
ner, the good feeling manifested adding
much to the enjoyment of the evening.
BASEBALL NorEs.-Some of the Bay
papers have announced that Billy Nc
Laughlin has signed with the Oaklands, of
the State League, and refer to it as a big
ing to Mr.. Mclaughlin himself however,
the papers so expressing themselves are in
error, as he intends to play ball with the
Sacramento club during the coming sea-
son.....The Damianas are feeling very
good, apparently, in consequence of their
victory over the Atlas last Sunday, and
speak of the medicine they gave them,
and how they taught them that the State
League clubs can play good ball., y etc. 1t is
well for the Damianas they won the game.
To have been beaten by such nine as the
Atlas had out that day would have been a
matter to feel ashamed of forever after.
His REvENGE.-When the saloon con-
nected with the Elite Theater was opened
Yesterday morning it was found that some
one had visited it after it was locked up for
the night, at the close of the performance
He evidently was a person who wanted to
get even for something, as he emptied all
the bottles, started two kegs OF beer run
ming tumbled the cigars upon the floor be-
hind the counter and executed war dance
upon them, tore up the books, and wrote
upon the counter: This is my revenge
Jack"
Police CoURr-BusineSs was very light
in the Police Court yesterday, there being
only three cases on the calendar. Jerry
HALEY was convicted of disturbing the
peace on X street, between Third and
Fourth. and was fined $40 or 20 days..
Frank Blumenthars case of grand larceny
went over until this morning THE case
of Mrs. c. Chambers, charged with violat-
ing the health ordinance, in which jury
recently failed TO agree, was reset for trial
on the 9th.
THE FIRST ARTILLERY.-General Orders
No. Z, issued from the djutant-Gcnerars
office. announce the percentage of attend
ance at drill and company membership o.
the First Artillery Regiment to have been
as follows during the month of January
1887: Company A, percentage GO. number
OF company G5; Company b, $50; Com.
many C. 56-73; Company +, 6l-64; Com
pany T, SSH; Company G, 56-61. Per
centage and total Of regiment, 60-3a.
THE TRAINS The trains running over
the hill were moving regularly yesterday
lowing to a slide near Dunsmuir, the
passenger train for the north which left
here on Wednesday, could not so through
TO Montague, but only got as far as Sims
from which place it returned to Delta fol
the night, and arrived here on time yester'
dsv afternoon $500 The Western Pacific
train Yesterday afternoon did not make the
Southern connection at Lathrop.
RoBERr ExMEr Guns ANNIVERSARY
The fifth annual entertainment and ball Of
the Robert Emmett Club will be held a
Turner Hall this evening, The literary
and musical portion of the programme
will include national and patriotic read
;ngs recitations and songs by ladies anC
gentlemen, and viii commence at o clock
Following these exercises will be dancing
until the small hours, to the music o
Jones, Fiseh & Watson's Band.
MINERAL LAND PArENr.-A minera
natent has been received at the United
States Land Office in this city, and is ready
for delivery to the Mount Blanc Consolida
tsd Gravel Mining Company. 1t is 10 lot.
-e ord ~ known as the " Mount Blant
consolidated placer mining claim. anC
connrises portions of sections 81 and 81, il
township is north, range 10 east, Virgin
Valley Mining District, Nevada county.
ORIENTAL TEA-This evening at th'
Conversational Church the ladies will Civ,
an eOriental tea party froaa-6 to $ clock
when lunch will be served IN real Orlenta
style Commencing at o'clock there vii
he an entertainment, consisting OF orlenta
tableaux and music
Auction SAIE.-0n account of the dis
,ort;nuance of the crockery and giasswar
lines of business at No. AS J street. good
81 tbat character will be DISPOSED OF a
auction, commencing to-day. Bell q Go
will be the auctioneers-
Try the best" the lightrunning Do
leslie ), with self-setting attachments, be
fore f YOU let agents talk you into buying IN \
fe eri Sewing Machines: Office, cor. Nlntl
andJ Newspaper Premium Machines, SIS.
No pt.so but the Mathushek' has tn
,rring nins pushed into solid iron frame
III, Z Cooper.